Max Verstappen says his struggles in the Turkish GP were mainly due to an erroneous front wing adjustment that impacted the aero imbalance of his Red Bull RB16. A pre-race favourite, Verstappen suffered a poor start at Istanbul Park but quickly recovered to put himself in contention for a race win. However, a spin while battling Racing Point's Sergio Perez for second place forced the Dutchman down the order and into the pits for a fresh set of intermediate tyres. But Verstappen struggled to regain his footing, suffering another spin later in the race and eventually concluding his day a disappointing sixth. Speaking after the race to Dutch newspaper De Telegraaf, Verstappen revealed that a...
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